Track Traffic Alert already. Rich, whats going on on 495. Rich 495 and the expressway, two rollovers. On the expressway northbound its a rollover by adams street northbound in quincy. The backup will be substantial with a car on its roof. The other situation is a rollover in wrentham, 495 northbound, route 1a a rollover is there well. Other highways, theyre quiet. Quiet on the turnpike. Route 128 is all right but a tough start on 495 and the expressway. The t says were okay. Rich kirkland, 7 news today in new england. Christa thank you. Its 5 01 and we start off with breaking news from overnight. A new York City Police officer has died after being shot in the head. Jadiann this morning, the man believed to have opened fire killing the 33yearold officer is behind bars. Nancy chen joins us. Were learning more about what led up to this. Killed in a confrontation with an armed suspect accused of stealing a bike at gunpoint. 33yearold randolph holder was pronounced dead at the hospital just
Manual only says that sensitive but unclassified data cant be emailed outside the i. R. S. Network. But it says nothing about an outright prohibition. In other words its bad practice, but its not prohibited. And it clearly didnt stop lois lerner from lurning the tshfrom returning the confidence of the American People. As i said at the offset, congress has a responsibility to protect taxpayers, just avoiding a repeat of past failures cannot be our ambition. So lets put commonsense safeguards if place, shine the light of the transparency on the i. R. S. And provide greater accountability to the American People. The i. R. S. Email Transparency Act does just that. Mr. Speaker, i yield back. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman yields back. The gentleman from wisconsin reserve. The gentleman from georgia is recognized. Mr. Lewis mr. Speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. The speaker pro tempore the gentleman is recognized. Mr. Lewis i rise in support of house bill 1152, the i.
Ill leave that question hanging there, i think. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] did we get anything right . Um, well, i think that what did the get right in the middle east, well, lets just try and end on a happier note. I hope this doesnt sound frivolous, you know, but there is this, there is this earlier history of a welcome, benign presence of United States in the middle east, you know . The era which saw the creation of institutions. Fine, important institutions like the American University of beirut. [inaudible] excuse me . [inaudible] a lot of good stuff. Well, its and i think, you know, its worth remembering that moment. And i refer anybody here who isnt familiar with the work of medici to a historian of that relationship at Rice University to his work. Its a really fascinating moment that is less known than it should. And on that somewhat e evasive response [laughter] ill say thank you very much for your questions. [applause] for more information, visit the authors web sit
The Muslim Brotherhood current a victory and the first round of voting on the constitution must weaken. Monday experts reviewed the latest and spoke about what they may mean for the future of the country. The Brookings Institution and the state Department Official thank you so much for coming on a rainy monday morning. Can everyone hear me . Is this microphone working . In the back . Good. Okay. Well, welcome to the saban center for middle east policy at the Brookings Institution. Were here on the monday morning after egyptians began, although they havent finished, voting on whether or not to approve the draft constitution produced by the constituent assembly over the last several months. Were going to talk today about how that constitution was drafted, about what its content says. But what i hope well be able to focus on in our discussion is not only how we got here but what it means for the future. If were learned anything over the last two years of watching egypt undergo this roller
Define laws of physician ex, 25 miles around gravitated today to one 28 inch sphere otherwise known as a soccer ball. All over america, work came to a stop as fans cheered the under dog team usa in its battles against belgium in one of the biggest sporting events of the year the world cup. It could turn out to be the most watched soccer game in u. S. History. Its still under way, belgium leading 21. Usa still fighting. Elaine quijano is on the scene. Belgium had several chances to score in the first half. Veteran u. S. Goal keeper was called on to make the big save. He is 35 years old widely regarded as one of the best keepers in the world. This is likely his last world cup tournament. Now the second half began the same way with bell annual dominating the game. There was several close calls in front of the american goals, 20 year old american tried to put pressure on the belgium goal but the americans were on the defensive for the majority of the play. Now, just two minutes into extra